Freedom on the Web

The War on Whistleblowers and Journalism

by Glenn Greenwald, Guardian

Nameless and Shameless: Masked DEA Agents Raid Innocent Women, Refuse to Reveal Their Identities

by Radley Balko, Huffington Post

Betrayal: How I Watched the US Crush Chile’s Democratic Dream

by Hugh O’Shaughnessy, Independent

America’s Afghan Victims

by Bob Dreyfuss and Nick Turse, Nation

American Exceptionalism Challenged

by Bruce Fein, Huffington Post

Did JFK Cuba Gambit Set Stage for Assassination?

by WND.com,

An Open Letter to the Next Edward Snowden

by Tom Engelhardt, Mother Jones

Stop the Failed Drug War

by Tom Kriegl, WISC News

Sanctions Hurt Syria’s Suffering People More than Their Proper Target–the Assad Regime

by Kasturi Sen, Independent

The Advisors

by Pat Oliphant, GoComics.com

Will Eric Holder Guarantee NSA Reporters’ First Amendment Rights?

by John Cusack, Guardian

Minimum Wage Madness

by Thomas Sowell, Creators.com

Blame the Homicidal Maniac, Not the Guns

by Emily Miller, Washington Times

I Hope Syria Will Not Suffer Western Intervention — I Have Lived It

by Jasmina Tesanovic, Guardian

Make Trade, Not War

by John Stossel, Washington Examiner

In the War on Drugs, Crime and Terror, We Are All Now Potential SWAT Team Targets

by Radley Balko with Mark Karlin, Truth-out.org

How War on Drugs Affects Kids Like Me

by Ifetayo Harvey, Daily Hampshire Gazette

Licensed to Kill: The Growing Phenomenon of Police Shooting Unarmed Citizens

by John W. Whitehead, Rutherford Institute

Yes, There Was a Cover-Up

by Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar, Chicago Tribune

When Obama Talks…

by Kevin Kallaugher, GoComics.com

The Dead Rhetoric of War

by Chris Hedges, Truthdig.com

Has the Tide Turned Against the Warmongers?

by Ron Paul, Texas Straight Talk

Get Out of Afghanistan Now

by Nolan Finley, Detroit News

David Brooks Is Constantly Wrong

by Andrew J. Bacevich, Salon

When the US Used Cancer as a Weapon

by Jeffrey St. Clair, Counterpunch